Oversampling

Oversampling

The process of removing jagged lines and edges that appear because of aliasing. Oversampling improves the smoothness of lines in an image, but it increases the time required to create the image.

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Industry/Domain: Software
Category: CAD
Company: Autodesk
Product: Autodesk Maya 2010
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